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    RaceME Ultra - Low Boost With Heavy Smoke?

    Quote Originally Posted by JonnyU View Post
    Sounds good.

    The attachment is not showing up.

    Seems like the best way of checking for leaks.


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    Please check the attachment now; I deleted it and uploaded it again.

    Also, see this link; you will need a 4” adapter boot if your turbo inlet is the same size as stock.

    These units are also available on Amazon.

    https://turboboostleaktesters.com/

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    Re: RaceME Ultra - Low Boost With Heavy Smoke?

    Quote Originally Posted by AK Bob View Post
    Please check the attachment now; I deleted it and uploaded it again.

    Also, see this link; you will need a 4” adapter boot if your turbo inlet is the same size as stock.

    These units are also available on Amazon.

    https://turboboostleaktesters.com/
    I order it.

    It should be here tomorrow.

    Thanks.

    I will keep you posted.


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    Re: RaceME Ultra - Low Boost With Heavy Smoke?

    Good afternoon.

    I got the test kit in today and ran it up to 30 psi. I found a small leak, but nothing major.

    I fixed the leak, but the problem is still the same.

    I went and started looking into the exhaust brake.

    Well, it turns out the controller had no power.

    I chased the problem down to a bad connector.

    I cut the connector out and fixed it.

    I tested the truck, and now it’s back to 39psi.

    Wow, what a difference.

    The connector powered off the exhaust brake with the valve partially closed.

    It’s running like a champ.

    Thanks everyone for the input.




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    Re: RaceME Ultra - Low Boost With Heavy Smoke?

    Quote Originally Posted by JonnyU View Post
    Good afternoon; I got the test kit in today and ran it up to 30 psi. I found a small leak, but nothing major.

    I fixed the leak, but the problem is still the same.

    I went and started looking into the exhaust brake.

    Well, it turns out the controller had no power.

    I chased the problem down to a bad connector.

    I cut the connector out and fixed it.

    I tested the truck, and now it’s back to 39psi.

    Wow, what a difference.

    The connector powered off the exhaust brake with the valve partially closed.

    It’s running like a champ.

    Thanks everyone for the input.



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    That makes sense; thanks for the update.

    I was pleased to hear you found the issue and fixed it.

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    Re: RaceME Ultra - Low Boost With Heavy Smoke?

    Quote Originally Posted by JonnyU View Post
    Good afternoon.

    I got the test kit in today and ran it up to 30 psi. I found a small leak, but nothing major.

    I fixed the leak, but the problem is still the same.

    I went and started looking into the exhaust brake.

    Well, it turns out the controller had no power.

    I chased the problem down to a bad connector.

    I cut the connector out and fixed it.

    I tested the truck, and now it’s back to 39psi.

    Wow, what a difference.

    The connector powered off the exhaust brake with the valve partially closed.

    It’s running like a champ.

    Thanks everyone for the input.

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    Thanks for the update!

    Glad you got it fixed.


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